text: Data center (DC) contains both IT devices and facility equipment, and the operation of a DC requires a high-quality monitoring (anomaly detection) system. There are lots of sensors in computer rooms for the DC monitoring system, and they are inherently related. This work proposes a data-driven pipeline (ts2graph) to build a DC graph of things (sensor graph) from the time series measurements of sensors. The sensor graph is an undirected weighted property graph, where sensors are the nodes, sensor features are the node properties, and sensor connections are the edges. The sensor node property is defined by features that characterize the sensor events (behaviors), instead of the original time series. The sensor connection (edge weight) is defined by the probability of concurrent events between two sensors. A graph of things prototype is constructed from the sensor time series of a real data center, and it successfully reveals meaningful relationships between the sensors. To demonstrate the use of the DC sensor graph for anomaly detection, we compare the performance of graph neural network (GNN) and existing standard methods on synthetic anomaly data. GNN outperforms existing algorithms by a factor of 2 to 3 (in terms of precision and F1 score), because it takes into account the topology relationship between DC sensors. We expect that the DC sensor graph can serve as the infrastructure for the DC monitoring system since it represents the sensor relationships.


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Adaptive learning technology pioneer recognized for innovation in education at annual
ASU GSV Summit April 18 – 20 in San Diego, CA
SAN DIEGO—April 19, 2016—DreamBox Learning today announced CEO Jessie Woolley-Wilson was honored as GSV's Innovator of Color for her work fostering educational equity and driving innovation for both students and educators. Woolley-Wilson was recognized this week at the 2016 ASU GSV Summit, an annual event that supports education and human capital innovation and catalyzes the entrepreneurial ecosystem. The GSV Innovator of Color Award celebrates the roles of individuals of color in leading critical education and talent innovation. The award honors an entrepreneur who has had a significant impact on advancing innovation at scale, and is an inspiring role model for fellow innovators.
"I am honored and humbled to be recognized by GSV as an innovator in education," said Jessie Woolley-Wilson, president and CEO of DreamBox Learning. "I am proud to continue breaking down barriers for all students regardless of race, gender, or socio-economic status. When educators are empowered with dynamic, relevant, and actionable information about where each student is in their own unique learning path, we can impact learning at the point of instruction in new and compelling ways. When we engage and empower students, we build competence and confidence while cultivating life-long learners. I believe that to unlock human potential, we must first unlock the learning potential of every student."
Woolley-Wilson is chair, CEO & president of DreamBox Learning®, Inc., the company that pioneered Intelligent Adaptive Learning™ and is heralded as a "game changer" in the Ed-Tech sector by nationally renowned academic and technology experts. Throughout her career, Woolley-Wilson has been driven by the belief that all children need and deserve high-quality learning opportunities, regardless of who they are or where they live. She has worked in the education technology sector for nearly 20 years, supporting school and district leaders to improve access to quality learning opportunities to improve life outcomes for K-12 students.
"We are proud to recognize Jessie as a true trailblazer in education technology," said Deborah Quazzo, managing partner of GSV Advisors, LLC. "Technology has enabled unprecedented access in education and we are honored to recognize someone who continues to be an inspiration to all who advocate for equality, both inside and outside the classroom."
About DreamBox Learning
DreamBox Learning was founded in 2006 in Bellevue, Washington, and the company's pioneering Intelligent Adaptive Learning platform has since won over 40 top education and technology industry awards and is in use in all 50 states and throughout Canada. DreamBox Learning Math® offers a groundbreaking combination of Intelligent Adaptive Learning, a rigorous K–8 mathematics curriculum, and a motivating learning environment. The innovative DreamBox platform captures every decision a student makes and adjusts the student's learning path and scaffolds support based on the student's input, delivering millions of individualized learning paths, each one tailored to the student's unique needs. DreamBox Learning Math is available for Mac, PC, and iPad. For more information, visit DreamBox.com.
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text: In this paper, we analyze a game called the lowest unique bid auction (LUBA). It is known that there is no closed form solution for the symmetric mixed strategy equilibria in LUBA. We propose two alternative approaches. We use weak dominance to identify upper bounds for players' bids. Under symmetry, we provide a method to compute a mixed strategy equilibrium by utilizing the recursive structure of the winning chances of the bids under one assumption.


Wyn Enterprise User Guide
Wyn Enterprise: Connect to IBM DB2 iSeries/AS400
To create a IBM DB2 iSeries/AS400 data source in Wyn Enterprise, follow these steps.
 1. On the Resource Portal, navigate to Create (+) > Create Data Source.
 2. Select DB2 iSeries/AS400 in the data source list on the left or in the icon view on the right.
 3. Fill in the database configuration information for the selected data source.
Field Description
Name* The name for the data source that you want to specify.
Server* A server name or address.
Port * A port number, the default is 446.
User* A user name to connect to the IBM DB2 iSeries/AS400 database.
Password* A password of the IBM DB2 iSeries/AS400 user.
Database* Enter the server IBM DB2 iSeries/AS400 instance name.
Use Configuration String (Advanced) Use this option to connect to the data provider through a connection string. The format for the connection string is:jdbc:as400://myServerAddress:mySeverPort/myDatabase;user=myUser;password=myPassword;
Use Table/Field Name Mapping If you check this option, you can either import a CSV file or manually enter the display names for the required tables or fields in the Mapping dialog. In case of the RDBMS databases, you can also import the name mapping information from another database. For more information on mapping table and column names, visit this topic.
* Required fields
 1. Verify the DB2 connection by clicking Test Connection. If the data source is available, and the credentials are correct, you receive a notification on successful connection.
 2. Click Create after the connection is successful.
 You can view the added data source in the Categories tab of the Resource Portal.


projecting sign
A sign that is attached to a building but extends beyond the building structure. Regulators often set a predetermined distance that a sign must extend beyond a building for it to be considered a projecting sign. A decorated awning is an example of a projecting sign. (Also called blade sign.)


Import Data
 1. Home
 2. Import Data
 3. Connect to a CIFS network share
Connect to a CIFS network share
A CIFS share is a protocol used to share information between users on a network. With a network link, Koordinates can connect to a CIFS share file system and scan for available data.
Connect to a CIFS network share
1
Select 'Admin' from the top menu
2
Click 'Data Sources' and select 'Manage Sources'
3
Click 'Add a Source' and select 'CIFS'
4
Add connection details
This will include host, port, share, and authentication (if required).
5
Give your source a meaningful title and choose an Owning Group
Owning Groups are used to categorise and manage permissions on data. Don't worry if you're not sure—you'll be able to change the Owning Group before importing any data into your data service.
6
Click 'Connect'
If correctly configured, your Koordinates Data Service will immediately connect and scan your data source.
Manage your CIFS network share source
1
Click 'Data Sources' and select 'Configure Sources'
2
Select your sources
To locate your source, browse the source list, or add a keyword into the search bar.
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Edit Connection details for your source
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Click 'Save'


Query Response Object Types
The handleQuery entry point function supports multiple object return types to return different types of answers. This page contains the various types of answers the function can return to respond to queries. Objects can be returned as a single object or as an array of objects depending on the desired output.
Each response object usually consists of a constructor that receives a string representation of the value and a TTL value parameter that determine how long the response client should cache the object.
Supported response objects:
 - ARecord
 - AaaaRecord
 - CnameRecord
 - PullZoneRecords
Example response:
Below is an example code snippet to illustrate how to return a dynamic DNS response to a DNS query. If the request is coming from Germany, then 222.222.222.222 is returned, otherwise, 111.111.111.111 is returned.
/*
 Handle the DNS query!
 */
export default function handleQuery(query) {
 if(query.request.geoLocation.country == "DE") {
 return new ARecord("222.222.222.222", 30);
 }

 return new ARecord("111.111.111.111", 30);
}
ARecord
The ARecord represents the A type DNS answer to return A records.
declare class ARecord {
 constructor(ip: string, ttl: number = 30);
 /**
 * The IP of the A record
 */
 ip: string;
 /**
 * The TTL of the answer
 */
 ttl: number;
}
AaaaRecord
The AaaaRecordrepresents the AAAA type DNS answer to return AAAA records.
declare class AaaaRecord {
 constructor(ip: string, ttl: number = 30);
 /**
 * The IP of the AAAA record
 */
 ip: string;
 /**
 * The TTL of the answer
 */
 ttl: number;
}
Cname Record
The CnameRecord represents the CNAME type DNS answer to return CNAME records.**
declare class CnameRecord {
 constructor(hostname: string, ttl: number = 30);
 /**
 * The hostname of the CNAME record
 */
 hostname: string;
 /**
 * The TTL of the answer
 */
 ttl: number;
}
PullZoneRecord
The PullZoneRecord is used to map the response to a Pull Zone response, meaning the DNS system will automatically map the response to the appropriate A or AAAA records for this specific pull zone.
declare class PullZoneRecord {
 constructor(pullzone: string);
 /**
 * The name of the pull zone
 */
 pullzone: string;
}


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Masala Carrot Pickle Bulk 500G
About the product:
Pickles have the magical qualities to boost the flavours in any meal and the Masala Carrot Pickle by FoodSpot is no exception. It brings the mild sweetness of chunky carrot pieces together with the flavours of tamarind and green chillies, providing a fine blend of flavours. The flavours are enhanced by other well-known spices like mustard seeds which complement the blend very well. A 100 gm serving has low amounts of carbohydrate and fats, which is 5.9 gm of carbohydrates and 5.6 gm of fats.
- Carrots are known to lower cholesterol levels and improve eye health.
- Carotenoids help in reducing the risks of cancer.
- Ginger is great for improving digestive health and reduce the formation of gas.
- Tamarinds are a high source of magnesium which regulate over 600 functions of the human body.
Unit: 500 gm

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Calculations with different methods
- 3022.233 miles
- 4863.813 kilometers
- 2626.249 nautical miles
Vincenty's formula calculates the distance between latitude/longitude points on the earth's surface, using an ellipsoidal model of the earth.Haversine formula
- 3016.640 miles
- 4854.812 kilometers
- 2621.389 nautical miles
The haversine formula calculates the distance between latitude/longitude points assuming a spherical earth (great-circle distance).
Estimated flight time from Hoonah Airport (HNH) to Florence Regional Airport (FLO) is 6 hours 13 minutes.
Time difference and current local times
The time difference between Hoonah and Florence is 4 hours. Florence is 4 hours ahead of Hoonah.
Carbon dioxide emissions
Estimated CO2 emissions per passenger is 360 kg (793 pounds).
Hoonah to Florence flight map.
Frequent Flyer Miles Calculator
Hoonah (HNH) → Florence (FLO).


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ESDC Course on Comprehensive Protection of Civilians (CPOC)
Graduates of this course will be provided with a comprehensive understanding of the multiple dimensions and meanings of the protection of civilians.
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Participants will enhance knowledge of the actors and their roles and responsibilities in Protection of Civilians and will be in position to identify options for coordination and synergies in the implementation of protection for civilians. They will be able to analyze the specific threats to and the needs and rights of different vulnerable groups of civilians affected by armed conflict to develop and implement context-sensitive, comprehensive, integrated strategies and measures to improve situation of civilians in armed conflict.
The comprehensive approach is also reflected in the high level trainer team which includes international senior civilian, military and police experts, who are present throughout the course and share their practical experience from peace missions and complex emergencies with the participants.
The interactive training style and the high student teacher ratio allows for a maximum learning experience. Furthermore, course participants are drawn from ongoing peace missions all over the world and contribute with the various backgrounds to excellent networking and professional exchange opportunities.
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Half a loaf is better than no bread
What's the meaning of the phrase 'Half a loaf is better than no bread'?
Something, even if it isn't what you ideally would prefer, is better than nothing.
What's the origin of the phrase 'Half a loaf is better than no bread'?
This proverbial saying is first found in the same place as many other proverbial sayings - John Heywood's 1546 glossary A dialogue conteinyng the nomber in effect of all the prouerbes in the englishe tongue:
Throwe no gyft agayne at the giuers head,
For better is halfe a lofe then no bread.
Many proverbs are a form of condensed popular wisdom and 'half a loaf is better than no bread' seems like plain common sense - few would argue with it. Nevertheless, in psychology experiments to determine whether fairness was an innate concept in humans or whether it was learned, pairs of UK and US children have been set the following test:
One child is offered four sweets (or candy if you prefer) and the other is offered one. The child with the opportunity to take four sweets is given this choice:
A. Either, you get four sweets and the other child gets one.
B. Or, you both get nothing.
Surprisingly to many, children routinely choose option B and reject the sweets, preferring to maintain a sense of fairness. In purely material terms this makes little sense as, by maintaining fairness, the choosing child robs the partner of one sweet and him/herself of four.
Heywood might have suggested 'throw no gift at the giver's head' but children don't appear to agree.
See also: the List of Proverbs.


glass electrode
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glass electrode (plural glass electrodes)
 1. (chemistry, physics) Any of several electrodes, having a thin glass bulb, whose potential is dependent upon the concentration of hydrogen or other ions in the solution in which it is immersed; used in pH meters etc.


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Simply good flow properties
AUTOPLAST was developed specifically for the matrix technique and flask pouring technique. This self-curing polymer is distinguished by its good flow properties.
The flow phase was set at about 3 minutes. After a transient phase of 5 to 6 minutes, the material can be modeled for a further 3 minutes. This means that several saddles can be worked easily and correctly with the pouring method. The Polymaster, a pouring flask, is suitable for this pouring resin.
5 Pink – transparent, veined
6 Pink – transparent, not veined
34 Original Pink – semi-opaque, veined
Forms of delivery
Powder (500 g)
Liquid (500 ml)
- Simple handling
- Good flow and modelling properties
- Long processing time
- Full dentures
- Partial and combined dentures
Avoid direct contact of unpolymerized material within the oral cavity. Avoid the use of AUTOPLAST in case of proven allergies.
Mixing ratio for dentures:
13 g polymer : 10 ml monomer
26 g polymer : 20 ml monomer (Polymaster)
|AUTOPLAST Monomer (Safety data sheet) ENDokumentdownload 146kb|
|AUTOPLAST Polymer (Safety data sheet) ENDokumentdownload 126kb|
|AUTOPLAST (Declaration of conformity)Dokumentdownload 420kb|
The Polymaster is a polymerization device for the pouring/pressing technique using cold-curing polymers.Learn more


Distance from USA
Nc to Pa distance
The driving distance or the travel distance from Nc to Pa is 489.4 Miles. The straight line distance from Nc to Pa is 389.2 Miles. The kilometer based traveling distance is 787.665 KM and the KM based straight line distance is 626.3 KM.
Nc location and Pa location
Nc is located at the latitude of 35.755432 and the longitude of -79._PHONE_. Nc is situated at the latitude of 41._PHONE_ and the longitude of -77._PHONE_. The traveling source point address is North Carolina, USA. The destination travel point address is Pennsylvania, USA.
Nc to Pa travel time
The travel time between Nc and Pa is 8.16 hours. We assumed that you are traveling at the speed of 60km per hour from Nc to Pa. The given travel time between Nc to Pa may vary based on the travel route, speed and consistent traveling.
Nc location and Pa fuel cost
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The construction sector in developing countries has propelled economic growth in the most recent period, yet analysis of growth performance has failed to take this into account. This article is a comparative analysis of the relationship between the construction sector and aggregate output for a panel of sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries using a panel generalized methods of moments (GMM). After accounting for the effects of institutional set up, cross sectional heterogeneity and non-linearity, our results revealed that the construction sector affects growth positively and most importantly, developing the right institutions could further enhance this impact. The intrinsically non-linear relationship between construction and output growth is very mute in our sample, suggesting that, SSA countries have not yet reached the stage of development where construction growth becomes trivial. We further show that East Africa experienced a robust impact of construction on economic growth compared to West and Southern Africa.
Construction, institutions and economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa
Working paper 622
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Tectonic Map of the Scotia Arc, Misc 3
Series: BAS Miscellaneous
Size: 92 x 121 cm
Description: This full-colour map illustrates the tectonic history of the Scotia arc, between southern South America, South Georgia and the Antarctic Peninsula. It summarizes the land geology of the Scotia arc, its marine geology and its geophysics; layer tinting dramatically displays the bathymetry of the Scotia Sea.

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World War 3: Safest destinations in the world to live amid heightened global tensions
WORLD WAR 3 could erupt at any point as tensions begin to rise in the east after North Korea decided to blow up its joint liaison office with South Korea near the border. And now, clashes at the border between China and India have also sparked fears of World War 3. Amid rising tensions and uncertainty, where are the safest countries in the world?
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World War 3: Vision 2020 outlines plans for 'full dominance'
North and South Korea appear to now be at loggerheads after the North renewed threats of military action against its southern counterpart. An explosion was heard earlier today and then smoke was seen rising from a town on the border between North and South Korea. A four-storey building was blown up, symbolising possibly the beginning of another feud between the two nations. Five Chinese soldiers and a further 11 were also injured today after violent clashes erupted at the China-India border.
Both India and China lost soldiers in the battle, which took place at Galwan Valley.
Reportedly, these are the first casualities in decades to result from violent clahes between China and India.
North Korea's People's Army (KPA) is reportedly preparing to send troops into the demilitarised zone between the two countries.
The move will "turn the front line into a fortress", despite it remaining demilitarised since 2018.
The Indian Army has also said that it is meeting with military officials on both sides to try and quell tensions.
As tensions erupt and more worrying news continues to hit the headlines, many are beginning to grow concerned that World War 3 could be triggered.
If an all-out war is sparked, where are the safest countries in the world to avoid tensions?
Here's a list of five of the world's safest countries to avoid World War 3.
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World War 3: Safest destinations in the world amid North Korea vs South Korea tensions (Image: GETTY)
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World War 3: If an all-out war is sparked, where are the safest countries in the world? (Image: GETTY)
1) Iceland
Iceland has been the most peaceful country in the world since 2008, an impressive feat but not surprising considering its low crime and murder rate per capita.
But some of the main reasons the country is so safe might be surprising.
Unlike other nations, Icelanders don't have an army and the police do not carry guns.
There are also very strict driving regulations that mean Icelanders do not drive any faster than 55.9mph.
And surprisingly, the country is so safe that not even Iceland's president has a bodyguard.
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2) Singapore
Singapore is known for its cleanliness and for immediately shutting down travel amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The country also has one of the lowest crime rates in the world.
The reason for this is because if people do commit crimes, the penalties are more harsh compared to other parts of the world.
CCTV cameras are also abundant in nearly every corner, making it extremely safe.
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World War 3: The UK has plenty of nuclear bunkers (Image: GETTY)
3) Switzerland
Switzerland has multiple underground bunkers for its population, making it not only safe but potentially bomb-proof.
Back in 1963, every household was required to build an underground bunker.
The country hasn't fought a war in over two centuries and has remained famously "neutral" throughout some of the world's greatest conflicts.
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World War 3: Could Iceland be the safest place to go? (Image: GETTY)
4) UK
Although not the safest country in the world for crime or murder rates, the UK has a host of nuclear bunkers.
From Holborn in London to Aberlady in Scotland, the UK has plenty of nuclear bunkers that could protect citizens from a potential war.
A lot of the bunkers were built in preparation for the Cold War or are leftover from World War 2.
Some people even have Cold War bunkers in their back gardens.
Most peaceful countries in the world
Most peaceful countries in the world (Image: EXPRESS)
5) New Zealand
New Zealand is both safe and is now home to nuclear bunkers, according to Travel Base Online.
Reportedly, several billionaires have decided to buy homes in New Zealand complete with secret 150-tonne nuclear bunkers 13 feet below the ground.
A company, based in Texas called the Rising S Company, installs the massive underground vaults which come in at an eye-watering £8.9million.
But as well as nuclear bunkers, New Zealand's rates of violence are also very low compared to the rest of the world.


Can you embroider on Cricut vinyl?
Can you use Cricut vinyl for embroidery?
Can embroidery be done on vinyl?
Can Cricut embroider?
Learn how to create an embroidery pattern with Cricut in this simple tutorial! The great part of this tutorial is it can be applied to any machine in the Explore or Maker line! … All you need is Design Space and a Cricut washable fabric pen.
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Can you embroider with a sewing machine?
Can you sew through iron on vinyl?
Happy Friday! Also, you can sew through it easily. … There are so many projects that can be enhanced with vinyl.
What needle do I use to embroider vinyl?
Use a size 11 or 75/11 sharp sewing needle. A sharp sewing needle has a smaller, finer point than an embroidery needle. That means it will make smaller holes in the vinyl. Attach the hoop to the machine and load the design.
Can Cricut make embroidery designs?
Can a Cricut machine do embroidery? No. While a Cricut machine is somewhat similar to an embroidery machine in that both create designs based on digital data, a Cricut machine can only cut and draw based on the information supplied to the machine by the computer.
Can a Cricut make patches?
As much as other people love the tattered look, it's just not for me. But, I knew I could patch them in a jiffy using my Cricut. These patches are made using pre-designed shapes in Design Space.
Can you use a Cricut to make patches?
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Can you embroider plastic?
Embroidering on Plastic Mesh: General Tips
Cross-stitch and redwork will not work on mesh. Photo-stitch designs are too complicated for the simple and casual appearance of plastic mesh and beach totes. Hoop the plastic mesh with water soluble stabilizer under the mesh, just as you would do with fabric.
Can you embroider oilcloth?
Oilcloth fabric is similar to vinyl, and this technique can be used for embroidering on that fabric as well. There are a few different kinds of oilcloth and vinyl commonly found in fabric stores. Choose the kind that has a knit or fuzzy back, as that helps to keep the oilcloth from tearing with the needle perforations.
Can you hand embroider leather?
You can even get started right away by making a leather card case. Similar to embroidering on wood, the secret to hand stitching leather lies in pre-poking the holes. Once you do that, the embroidery is easy.


How do you write text over arrows in LaTeX?
Text over arrow is an important expression, which we constantly use chemistry or in different fields. Multiple packages and commands are present to print this expression into a latex document.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{mathtools,halloweenmath}
\begin{document}
 $$ \underleftarrow{abc} \; \underleftrightarrow{abcdr}\;\underrightarrow{abc} $$
 $$ \xleftarrow{chem} \; \xrightarrow{physi} $$
 % use of halloweenmath package
 $$ \underscriptleftarrow{abc}\; \underscriptleftrightarrow{abc}\; \underscriptrightarrow{abc} $$
\end{document}
Output :
Text over Arrow.
amsmath package has the same command as stix package. However, in this case there are some structural changes in the shape of the arrow.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{stix}
\begin{document}
 $$ \underleftarrow{pqr} \; \underleftrightarrow{pqr}\;\underrightarrow{pqr} $$
 $$ \underleftarrow{physics} \; \underleftrightarrow{math}\;\underrightarrow{chemistry} $$
\end{document}
Output :
Text over Arrow stix package.
You will see the use of \xrightarrow command for this expression in different latex books or online documents, which is available in the amsmath and mathtools package.
But, I think it's not a best practices.
Write text over double arrow in LaTeX
Notice the program below, where the \xLeftarrow and \xRightarrow commands are used for left and right double arrows.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{mathtools}
\begin{document}
 $$ \xLeftarrow{use}\; \xLeftrightarrow{double} \xRightarrow{arrow} $$
 $$ \xLeftarrow{f(x)}\; \xLeftrightarrow{g(x)} \xRightarrow{f^1(x)} $$
 $$ A \xRightarrow{\Delta}\;B \xRightarrow{\Delta} C $$
 $$ \xLeftrightarrow{g^1(x)} $$
\end{document}
Output :
Text over double arrow.
However, the point is that you have used this command before, but latex is case sensitive so in both cases the spelling of the command is the same but the work will be different.
Write text over harpoons in LaTeX
There are structural differences between harpoon and common arrow. One side of the harpoon is like an arrow, and the opposite side is like a normal line.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{mathtools}
\begin{document}
 $$ \xleftharpoondown{xyz} \;\xrightharpoondown{xyz} $$
 $$ \xleftharpoonup{zyx} \;\xrightharpoonup{zyx} $$
 $$ \xleftrightharpoons{xyz}\;\xrightleftharpoons{xyz} $$
\end{document}
Output :
Text over harpoon arrow.
Write text above and below arrow in LaTeX
If you want to use text at the above and below of an arrow at the same time, the chemarrow package is best practice. For example
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{chemarrow}
\begin{document}
 $$ A + B \; \autorightarrow{m}{h}\;C $$
 $$ D \; \autoleftarrow{a}{h}\;M + N $$
 $$ A + B \;\autorightleftharpoons{m}{h}\; C + D $$
\end{document}
Output :
Text above and below arrow.
You can add text under each arrow bypassing the text as an optional argument with each text over arrow command in the mathtools package.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{mathtools}
\begin{document}
 $$ \xleftarrow[qrs]{pqr} \; \xrightarrow[qrs]{pqr} $$
 $$ \xhookleftarrow[pqr]{qrs} \; \xhookrightarrow[pqr]{qrs} $$
 $$ \xLeftarrow[pqr]{abc} \; \xRightarrow[pqr]{abc} $$
 $$ B + HNO_3\;\xrightarrow[\Delta]{H_2SO_4}\; H_3BO_3 + NO_2 $$
\end{document}
Output :
Text above and below arrow.
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What is a raised bezel does it protect the screen? The description of the Speck candy shell case for the iPhone 4 says it has this.
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Definition of Satureia montana
1. Noun. Erect perennial subshrub having pink or white flowers and leathery leaves with a flavor of thyme; southern Europe.
Terms within: Winter Savory, Winter Savoury
Generic synonyms: Savory
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Literary usage of Satureia montana
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The New International Encyclopædia edited by Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby (1904)
"Winter savory (Satureia montana), a sub-shrub with prickly pointed leaves and larger flowers, is used in the same way. Summer savory is propagated by seed..."
2. The Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture: A Discussion for the Amateur, and by Liberty Hyde Bailey (1914)
"Savory* Winter (Satureia montana). Labiate. Perennial. Uses: Seasoning. Propagated by seeds, cuttings, layers and division...."
3. Old-fashioned Gardening: A History and a Reconstruction by Grace Tabor (1913)
"... officinalis Marjoram Origanum vulgare (perennial) Origanum Majorana (annual) Savory Satureia montana (winter; perennial) Satureia hortensis (summer;..."


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What Is the Definition of a Consumer Culture?
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A consumer culture is focused on the buying and selling of goods. The goods consumed in a consumer culture are not necessarily goods that are needed so much as goods that are wanted. The United States is an example of a consumer culture.


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Madara Rider (Madara Horseman) is the undisputed symbol of the Bulgarian people, history and culture, according to a poll conducted across the country. After this vote it was decided that the effigy of the Madara Rider will be carved on the first Bulgarian Euro coin.
The historical monument of the Madara Rider is a relief which is carved into a cliff. The height of the stone figure is about 23 meters from the base of the rock. This most significant Bulgarian symbol is located in northeastern Bulgaria, about 20 kilometers from the town of Shumen, near the village of Madara.
Very close to the Madara Rider are the first two Bulgarian capitals - Pliska and Preslav. Carved in stone the figure is considered to be apart of a various large ancient archeological site, which includes various items with religious, cultural and military use.
On the left side of the Madara Rider there are very steep stairs which leads you 431 meters up to the Madara plateau. Around the figure of the rider, clearly visible are the carved inscriptions in Greek, which give important information on historical events. According to various posts of specialist historians and archaeologists, the inscriptions are related to the founders of the Bulgarian nation - Asparuh, Krum and Omurtag.
The relief of Madara Rider is a fight scene between the rider and an eagle which flew over the rider. Next to them is a figure of a jumping dog that follows the rider who triumphed the lion with his spear. Overall Madara Rider is a symbol of the power of the First Bulgarian Empire. Experts say that it is most likely that Madara Rider was carved sometime in the 8th century and the rider was Khan Tervel, who lived between 701 and 721.
According to two official versions that describe what is depicted on this historic sanctuary in Bulgaria, the relief recreates the hunting scene in which the Bulgarian ruler kills a lion with his spear and whom is followed by his faithful dog.
The second hypothesis explains that the rider is associated with Khan Tervel, who defeated the Byzantines which is depicted symbolically by the lion and the dog. However, there are more posts that suggests, the Madara Rider relief is more than a depicted hunting scene. They take this information mostly from the unusual facts, obe being, that the lion has a raised tail, which means that it was not killed.
On a closer look at the animal under the rider you will see it does not look like a lion, as also once claimed. The lion has a distinctive mane and is significantly larger. The illustrated animal is a tiger or Leopard - the name by which ancient Bulgarians have called this animal.
In his front paws the 'lion' is holding a snake that is quite eroded, but is still distinct. It is a symbol of the Year of the Snake. The historical monument of Madara Rider was of world heritage by UNESCO in 1979 to 29 June 2008 and is also one of 100 national tourist sites.


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Face Identification by a Cascade of Rejection Classifiers
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Nearest neighbor search is commonly employed in face recognition but it does not scale well to large dataset sizes. A strategy to combine rejection classifiers into a cascade for face identification is proposed in this paper. A rejection classifier for a pair of classes is defined to reject at least one of the classes with high confidence. These rejection classifiers are able to share discriminants in feature space and at the same time have high confidence in the rejection decision. In the face identification problem, it is possible that a pair of known individual faces are very dissimilar. It is very unlikely that both of them are close to an unknown face in the feature space. Hence, only one of them needs to be considered. Using a cascade structure of rejection classifiers, the scope of nearest neighbor search can be reduced significantly. Experiments on Face Recognition Grand Challenge (FRGC) version 1 data demonstrate that the proposed method achieves significant speed up and an accuracy comparable with the brute force Nearest Neighbor method. In addition, a graph cut based clustering technique is employed to demonstrate that the pairwise separability of these rejection classifiers is capable of semantic grouping.


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Hartford Hospital has recently discovered an original "Mrs. Chase"… (STEPHEN DUNN, Hartford…)
Long before there was "Annie," the iconic doll used for CPR-training classes, there was "Mrs. Chase."
Created in 1911, the lifesize Mrs. Chase doll is the first known doll to have been designed specifically for training health care workers. The original was built in Rhode Island for Hartford Hospital, which — to the surprise of just about everyone at the hospital — still has it.
A few weeks ago Steven Donahue, director of the hospital's Center for Education, Simulation and Innovation, was putting together a brochure about the hospital's training mannequins. A Google search he did revealed that simulation mannequins began with the Mrs. Chase doll and that Hartford Hospital had the very first.
It was the first that Donahue ever had heard of Mrs. Chase, and he doubted the doll was still in the hospital after 101 years.
"I figured, no way could we still have it around," he said, but he mentioned it to Steven Lytle, the hospital's archivist. Lytle confirmed that there was a Mrs. Chase in the hospital's archives and retrieved it, which was wearing an original, hand-stitched Hartford Hospital gown.
Aside from a few paint chips, the mannequin is surprisingly well-preserved. It will be part of an exhibit at the hospital on the history of medical training mannequins. Rebecca Stewart, spokeswoman for the hospital, said the exhibit is tentatively scheduled for May.
The mannequin was created by Martha Jenks Chase, of Pawtucket, R.I., who went into business making dolls as children's toys in 1901. Her dolls were popular because they were lightweight and sturdy but still had some of the realistic features of porcelain dolls sold in stores. Within a few years, Chase's dolls were advertised nationally and sold at Macy's and FAO Schwartz.
At the request of A. Lauder Sutherland, principal of the Hartford Hospital Training School, Chase made an adult-sized mannequin for nurse training in 1911. Sutherland, who had gotten tired of the makeshift, straw-filled dummies her nurses had been using, was impressed by Chase's lightweight and durable dolls.
Chase jokingly named the doll Miss Demon Strator, but eventually the handful of training dolls she made became known as "Mrs. Chase." In 1914, Chase created "Arabella," an upgraded version that allowed nurses to practice arm injections. Chase died in 1925, but the M.J. Chase Co. continued in business until 1981.
Most of what is known about the origins of Mrs. Chase is from the research of Eleanor Krohn Herrmann, a professor emeritus of nursing at UConn. She started researching the doll about 15 years ago after she happened to mention Mrs. Chase to a nursing student.
"She looked at me like I had four foreheads," said Herrmann, who lives in Wallingford. Although the Mrs. Chase doll was once ubiquitous in nurses' training classes, Herrmann said very little was known about the doll or her creator.
"So I wanted to know where this Mrs. Chase came from, and began looking," she said.
Mrs. Chase was used to train nurses how to dress a patient, turn her over and transfer her from bed to bed. Outfitted with movable joints at the hips, arms and legs, the dolls were designed with some help from Chase's husband, who was a doctor.
Next to today's simulation medical dolls, Mrs. Chase is decidedly low-tech. You can't give her CPR or injections. Compare that to SimMan 3G, better known to Hartford Hospital staff as "Tommy," who can sweat, bleed and have seizures. In the next room is "Jennifer," another state-of-the-art mannequin who "delivers" a simulation of a newborn baby. The robotic mother-to-be even screams to make the scenario more realistic. Donahue said the next-generation software might include cursing as well, "although we're trying to be sensitive about it."
These medical training mannequins all were made by Laerdal, a Norwegian company, which has dominated the market for decades. Jon Laerdal, a strategic marketing manager for the company, got a chance to see the Mrs. Chase doll when he visited Hartford Hospital last month to present some new software. As amedical mannequin cognoscente, Laerdal long had known of Mrs. Chase but had never seen one of the dolls.
"It was unbelievable how good look she looked for a 100-year-old doll," he said.
The Laerdal company began in the 1940s, with the creation of Resusci Annie, now the well-known CPR doll. Legend within the small community of CPR historians has it that Annie's likeness was based on the death mask of a young woman from Paris who drowned herself in the Seine River after a love affair went sour.
"My grandfather, the founder of the company, saw the death mask hanging on the wall of his parents-in-law when he was searching for the face of Resusci Annie," Laerdal said. "Now she's referred to as the mannequin that went from the mask of tragedy to the kiss of life."
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When applying a constraint to HibernateGridDataSource which reduces the number of rows an java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException is thrown because getAvailableRows() does not take into account the number of rows with the additional criteria applied.
Lets say we have a table named foo with 10 entries in it and we extend the datagrid like so:
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Making Homelessness Applications for Single Refugees
When receiving leave to remain, refugees commonly become homeless.
With demand for housing high, it can be difficult to prove that individuals have a priority need for accommodation. Yet many single refugees suffer from mental and physical health conditions that make them more vulnerable. If this vulnerability is exacerbated by being homeless, councils may have a duty to house them.
Providing an overview of how to support single refugees through a homelessness application, the training will include:
- Understanding what duties councils have towards homeless applicants
- How to support refugees to make a homelessness application
- When and how to challenge homelessness decisions


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In this paper, the limitations of the performance of electroabsorption modulators (EAMs) as optical transceivers in passive picocell systems by using the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method are theoretically investigated. EAMs with no bias voltage are modeled by the FDTD method with consideration of the interaction between electromagnetic fields and optical powers in optical waveguides. Transmission and responsivity of EAMs according to various optical input powers and chip lengths are calculated. Then, power margins of the downlink and uplink paths are estimated to define the service ranges of the passive picocell systems. In addition, EAMs with biased voltage are characterized for comparison. The results suggest that the service range of the passive picocell system using a no-biased EAM can be extended up to 20 m with a chip length of 400 μm and an optical input power larger than 10 dBm.
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How to Help a Ghost Pass Over
How to Help a Ghost Pass Over
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In general, ghosts will move on when their purpose is fulfilled. But sometimes a ghost needs specific help to move on and this can be provided by a witch.
There are different ways you can help a ghost pass over: gathering personal objects, performing an Ascension ceremony, or calling in the assistance of an experienced witch.
A witch will perform a ritual to call in the spirit of the ghost. The purpose of the ritual is to draw the spirit back into its body by using personal objects, and then to find out what it wants and needs from you. For example, if the ghost's greatest need is forgiveness, the witch will organize a church service and perform a ceremony while asking God for forgiveness on behalf of the ghost so that it may move on. If no church is available at that time, then a prayer in your home can also be performed in order to ask for forgiveness.
If the ghost needs to pass on more quickly, then a ceremony can be performed to help the ghost ascend. In this ceremony, you will be guided in creating an energy vortex in your home that can help the ghost move on.
The following is one of many ways to perform a ritual to call in the spirit of the ghost. You may also find additional rituals online or create your own based on your need:
1) Find out when the ghost was born and what his/her birth number is (day, month, year). You may search for his or her information through an online genealogy site. For example, and genealogy records are some of the most useful resources to find your family history.
2) Find out about the type of person or animal that this ghost was. For example, if the ghost is a bird, then you will need to find out what type of bird it was so that you can use that knowledge in your ritual.
3) Collect everything from the person's life and store them in a satchel for use during the ceremony. You should have at least one item from each phase of his/her life such as: his/her childhood picture books or toys; toys from ages 1 to 7; high school yearbooks; college yearbooks; graduation gifts etc.. You can also use photos of the person. A satchel is a small cloth bag that will help you to carry all of the objects and pictures.
4) Make a list of images, objects, or any other personal information that the ghost may need to pass over. It could be something as simple as leftover perfumes or toiletries that had been used during life time by the ghost. It could also be a specific object such as a ring, watch, or necklace that was very important to the person during life time.
5) Connect with the ghost on an emotional level and give it your understanding about its purpose in your life.
6) Tell the ghost that you will help it pass over. You may want to include in your ritual a letter of forgiveness from the family for any wrongdoing that took place during life time. Your desire to help also needs to be conveyed to the ghost. Use a pen and paper so that you can personally write down your wishes. Leave the paper where you think the ghost can see it.
7) Decide when and where you will do your ritual. In order for it to be successful, you will need a secluded area with no interruptions or distractions so that no one can hear what is being said during the ceremony or how long it may take.
When you start your ritual, you will need to first find a quiet spot and then you can go about looking for the ghost. Use an object that belonged to the ghost such as a perfume or watch and ask it to come around.
1) Set up an altar with photos of the person or animal that is being called back, any objects that he/she had during life time such as his/her childhood toys, a picture of him/her when he/she was young etc.. If you don't have a picture of the person, use pictures of his favorite movie star or a character from his favorite book.
2) Next, light your candles and incense. The incense is used to help center you and the candles are used to represent the energy that will be focused in your home during the ceremony.
3) Place on the altar other objects such as a rose or a flower that represents love. Give these gifts to the ghost of its lover or family member who have passed on in order to help convince it that you will accept him/her back into your life.
4) Any personal items collected from his/her life can also be placed on the altar such as his favorite stuffed animal or something else that he loved so much during his life time. 5) You can also include a picture of his/her family and friends so that he/she knows that they are still around him. These pictures will help to convince the ghost that he is not alone and that his loved ones miss him.
5) By placing all these items on the altar, you are opening up your heart to the ghost and connecting with it in a way that you want to help it move on to its next journey.
6) In order for this ritual to be successful, you need to stay vigilant during your ceremony. You may want to start off with a short period of meditation where you clear your mind of any other concerns or distractions in order for you focus on the ritual. You can also use written meditation that help to guide the energy to focus solely on the ceremony. After, you can break off for a short period of time to gather your thoughts and then continue with the ritual as shown in the following pictures.
7) Using your sacred objects such as photos, objects and papers, get down on your knees so that you are in a position where you are facing the altar and not anyone else present. Start out by taking a couple of deep breaths in an effort to center yourself.
8) Now that you are in a position to do your ritual, you will want to verbally call out the ghost and ask it to come back into your life.
9) Start off by stating what you want from the ghost.
10) Most importantly, tell him/her that when he/she is finished visiting with you, he must return back to where he came from.
11) Now that you have given the ghost an order, there is no reason to stop, so keep at it until the ritual is complete.


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The primary methods to improve a Transaction check using Uptime.com are to:
- Improve the data received on an outage
- Validate specific elements are functioning as intended
This FAQ offers an advanced use case that will teach best practices of Wait for Element and various Validators that Uptime.com can use in a Transaction check. The goal of this tutorial is to teach you how to use the Transaction check to identify specific elements and validate a page and its associated infrastructure are rendering properly.
Uptime.com Demo Check | Improve Homepage Form Testing
This demo check will show how commands and validators can provide more specific data to your team:
This check is off to a good start. It verifies our status code and makes sure the Uptime.com tagline renders properly, but the one-second wait time won't tell us how our site performs.
Tip 1: Wait for Elements, Not seconds
When the next URL or step in a form takes too long to load, it's tempting during testing to add Wait for 1 Second steps. These steps add unnecessary time to your check, and are not the most accurate way to gauge latency issues. What if the render takes longer than the time you've designated?
Instead, use Wait for Element to Exist. Wait for Element to Exist has an individual step timeout of 25 seconds, and it's a much more accurate gauge of performance. The check will move on to its next step once the element is detected. If your check times out, you can investigate this step and its associated moving parts for performance issues.
We'll use this technique to verify our form is rendering.
We copy the CSS selector for this form:
Then we replace the "Wait for 1 Second" command we used in step three with a "Wait For Element to Exist" command to check for this form:
Next, we'll enter a URL and test the form.
Tip 2: Click vs Submit for Forms
The Submit form command calls the submit method on a form, and has some specific use cases. It's almost always best to utilize Click Element instead if you're filling out a field and clicking a button to move to the next step. Examples include:
- Testing a call to action (as in this example)
- Testing a login form
- Testing a multi-step form
Copy the CSS Selector for the button Start a Free Trial.
Add two new steps that fill the Uptime.com URL into our field and click the button.
Tip 3: Verifying a Redirect
To verify a redirect, you need a command and validator to look for information on the page and check the URL. We started this process in the screenshot above.
Step 7 will wait for the next page to render by looking for the element that contains the information we passed along with our form:
Step 8 will check that this element contains "Uptime.com" (the data we passed in our form), and we'll combine this with our new step 9 to check that our URL is redirecting to its proper place. URL should contain looks for a string of text in your URL, and can check the entire URL if it's static, or just a partial string as we've used in this example:
URL should not contain does the opposite, and is equally useful when you want to be sure that a user is never seeing a particular URL.
A Quick Note on Status Codes
Uptime.com can check for a specific status code, even if that status code would normally indicate failure. There are some use cases where a feature is not publicly available, but administration should expect users who try to access this page to see a specific status code or output. If this example fits your use case, HTTP Status Code Should Be is a handy way to verify the page is rendering as expected.
Improving Your Transaction Check
These extra validators will give us more context for an outage. Here are some examples of outages this check will catch:
- Our homepage is giving us a status code other than 200
- Our tagline has been changed (we can confirm IT is aware)
- Our form is properly passing data
- Our redirect is working properly
We can also confirm none of the other elements in our other steps have been changed and are rendering as intended, especially useful after we've made a big change or deployment. The goal of your Transaction check should be to investigate errors with specific technical details Uptime.com generates as part of its error reporting, including screenshots and performance metrics.


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NORFOLK (AP) -- The Navy has finished construction on the largest solar energy project in Virginia.
The Virginian-Pilot reports the 10-acre solar farm just outside of Naval Station Norfolk contains more than 8,600 panels.
Michelle Perry, project manager for Naval Facilities Engineering Command, says the panels can generate up to 2.1 megawatts of electricity, which is enough to power about 200 homes. That's about 2 percent of the electricity required to run Naval Station Norfolk, the world's largest naval base.
Although construction was completed in November, the photovoltaic panels are not yet connected to the electricity grid that feeds the base. Perry says that connection is expected by Christmas.
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SJPH_General_CoverAims. Labour force activity and marriage share some pathways through which they potentially influence health. In this paper, we examine whether marriage and labour force participation interact in the way they influence mortality in the USA and six European countries.
Methods. We used data from the US National Health Interview Survey linked to the National Death Index, and national mortality registry data for Austria, England/Wales, Finland, Hungary, Norway and Spain (specifically, the Basque country) during 1999–2007, for men and women aged 30–59 years at baseline. We used Poisson regression to estimate both the additive (relative excess risk due to interaction) and multiplicative interactions between marriage and labour force activity on mortality.
Results. Labour force inactivity was associated with higher mortality, but this association was stronger for unmarried, rather than married, individuals. Likewise, being unmarried was associated with higher mortality, but this association was stronger for inactive than for active individuals. To illustrate, among US women out of the labour force, being unmarried was associated with a 3.98 times (95%CI 3.28–4.82) higher risk of dying than being married; whereas the relative risk (RR) was 2.49 (95%CI 2.10–2.94), for women who were active in the labour market. Although this interaction between marriage and labour force activity was only significant for women on a multiplicative scale, there was a significant additive interaction for both men and women. The pattern was similar across all countries.
Conclusions. Marriage attenuated the increased mortality risk associated with labour force inactivity; while labour force activity attenuated the mortality risk associated with being unmarried. Our study emphasizes the importance of public health and social policies that improve the health and well-being of unmarried and inactive men and women.
K. van Hedel, F.J. van Lenthe, M. Avendano, M. Bopp, S. Esnaola, K. Kovács, P. Martikainen, E. Regidor and J.P. Mackenbach. "Marital status, labour force activity and mortality: A study of the United States and 6 European countries." (2015). Scandinavian Journal of Public Health. 43(5):469-80. doi: 10.1177/1403494815578947.
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Texas Southern University's (NAACP) chapter has spread the word on the importance of voting this midterm election. Throughout the campus and nearby neighborhoods chants of encouragement and excitement filled the air of Houston.
TSU's NAACP members met at the student center, organized and began the march to the neighborhood voting polls. NAACP members and TSU students shouted historical chants, held signs to encourage people to vote and reminded everyone of the meaning of Election Day. Once the group made it to the polling booths at Lockhart Elementary, students entered the school and casted their votes.


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Summitview, Washington
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Location of Summitview, Washington
Country United States
State Washington
County Yakima
 - Total 2.6 sq mi (6.7 km2)
 - Land 2.6 sq mi (6.7 km2)
 - Water 0.0 sq mi (0.0 km2)
1,276 ft (389 m)
 - Total 967
 - Density 348.6/sq mi (134.6/km2)
Time zone UTC-8 (Pacific (PST))
 - Summer (DST) UTC-7 (PDT)
FIPS code 53-68417
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Summitview is a census-designated place (CDP) in Yakima County, Washington, United States. The population was 967 at the 2010 census.
Based on per capita income, Summitview ranks 18th of 522 areas in the state of Washington to be ranked. It is also the highest rank achieved in Yakima County.
Summitview is located at 46°35′54″N 120°38′18″W / 46.59833°N 120.63833°W / 46.59833; -120.63833 (46.598447, -120.638403).
As of the census of 2000, there were 900 people, 294 households, and 256 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 348.6 people per square mile (134.7/km²). There were 308 housing units at an average density of 119.3/sq mi (46.1/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 94.33% White, 0.33% Native American, 0.22% Pacific Islander, 3.33% from other races, and 1.78% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 7.78% of the population.
There were 294 households out of which 45.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 79.3% were married couples living together, 5.4% had a female householder with no husband present, and 12.9% were non-families. 9.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 2.7% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 3.06 and the average family size was 3.29.
In the CDP, the age distribution of the population shows 29.8% under the age of 18, 6.4% from 18 to 24, 27.0% from 25 to 44, 26.6% from 45 to 64, and 10.2% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 40 years. For every 100 females there were 100.4 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 103.9 males.
The median income for a household in the CDP was $66,944, and the median income for a family was $67,083. Males had a median income of $48,036 versus $25,139 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $36,301. About 2.8% of families and 2.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including none of those under age 18 and 11.5% of those age 65 or over.
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What's the meaning of the phrase 'Dollars to doughnuts'?
An outcome that is almost assured; a certainty.
What's the origin of the phrase 'Dollars to doughnuts'?
Dollars to doughnuts'Dollars to doughnuts' is one of several 'dollars to...' phrases, like 'dollars to buttons' and 'dollars to cobwebs', which date from 1884 (in G. W. Peck's Boss Book) and 1904 (in The Boston Herald) respectively. Buttons and cobwebs were presumably chosen for their obvious lack of value, but the expressions failed to catch on as they lacked the perky alliteration of 'dollars to doughnuts'.
This is, of course, an American phrase. It is occasionally spelled as 'dollars to donuts', which only emphasis its US origin as, outside the USA, a donut is most definitely a doughnut.
'Dollars to doughnuts' is a pseudo betting term, pseudo in that it didn't originate with actual betting involving doughnuts, but just as a pleasant-sounding alliterative phrase which indicated short odds - dollars are valuable but doughnuts aren't. The phrase parallels the earlier English betting expression 'a pound to a penny'.
The phrase appears to have originated in mid 19th century USA. The earliest citation I can find for it is in the newspaper The Daily Nevada State Journal, February 1876:
Whenever you hear any resident of a community attempting to decry the local paper... it's dollars to doughnuts that such a person is either mad at the editor or is owing the office for subscription or advertising.
It doesn't crop up again in print until some years later, apart from a similar citation in a March edition of the Nevada State Journal, which suggests that the (unnamed) author of those pieces either coined the term himself or appropriated some street slang that he had heard.


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I've been making garlic butter for years, storing it for months at a time. When I read that garlic-in-oil can grow dangerous amounts of botulinum toxins after similar lengths of time, I wondered how safe garlic butter is and why.
Evidently, the safety warnings specifically target storage in oil. I couldn't find a satisfactory explanation for butter not being mentioned with a preliminary search. The first Google result turns up a grossly unhelpful Yahoo! Answers page whose sources do not mention butter at all.
To the point: is garlic butter safer than garlic-in-oil, and why? Is butter not also an anaerobic environment, so that the same precautions should apply as with oil?


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What does "Pochemuchka" mean?
Do you know someone who always has a question to ask? Someone who is always curious about something or the other, no matter what the topic at hand is. If you do, then you know someone who is referred to in Russian as a Pochemuchka (pronounced poh-cheh-moch-kah) – a person who asks too many questions. Curiosity is often a sign of intelligence. But remember, if you ask too many questions, you'll only find more questions, no answers!


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Touch Skill. Target foe kowtows before you and takes 80 damage.
Automatically equipped upon entry to Dragon Arena.
- This skill knocks down the target.
- This skill activates faster than Dragon Blast, so it is useful at close distances.
- The word kowtow is a Chinese term that refers to kneeling and bowing so low that your head touches the ground.


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Definition Of Geodynamics Geodynamics is a subfield of geophysics that deals with the dynamics of the Earth. It involves the application of physics, chemistry and mathematics to the understanding of how mantle convection leads to plate tectonics and geologic phenomena such as mountain building, seafloor spreading, volcanoes, faulting, earthquakes and Read more…


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 This article describes how to go beyond the normal customization associated with the Windows common file open dialog. The common file open dialog is easily one of the most often customized entity in the Windows world, but given the limited customization options included with it, it usually isn't very intuitive as to how go about customizing it the way you want. This article tells you how to make it look and behave the way you want it to. Readers are reminded that though the following ideas and concepts deal with the common file open dialog, the techniques presented here can easily be applied to any other common dialog as well.
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 Customizing the common file open dialog has the following goals:
 1. Start up in a particular desired directory, specified by the client.
 2. Display only folders in that directory, not files.
 3. Hide the two buttons of the toolbar, so that the user cannot move up one level or create a new folder.
 4. Make the combo box on the top of the dialog that shows the current folder read only, so that the user may not select another directory from here.
 5. Prevent the user from changing directory when user types in different paths in the edit box at the bottom of the dialog. Includes wild card characters.
 Basic Architecture
 Basically the following steps need to be taken, to achieve the above goals:
 1. Create a common file open dialog.
 2. Setup a hook that intercepts all messages that flow to the common file open dialog.
 3. Trap desired messages, for desired child windows-say, the toolbar or the combo box.
 4. Change the behavior by writing customization code.
 In Detail
 Creating the common file open dialog
 Creating the common file open dialog is a simple process. However, it should be sub-classed first. Sub-classing is necessary, because we need access to the dialog's OnInitDialog() handler, which is where we basically set up a hook. Towards this end, we have a class CCustomFileDlg derived publicly from CFileDialog. The OnInitDialog() function is overridden. Also, the destructor for the derived class removes the hook that was set in the OnInitDialog() function. The m_ofn structure is filled with relevant details, and DoModal() is called to create and display the dialog.
 Making Controls Read Only
 In the dialog's OnInitDialog() handler, first, the combo box on the top of the dialog is made read only. This is done by enumerating the child windows, till we reach the combo box and its handle. The EnumChildProc() function does this:
 BOOL CALLBACK EnumChildProc(HWND hWnd, LPARAM lParam)
 {
 int id = ::GetDlgCtrlID(hWnd);
 switch(id)
 {
 case LOOK_IN_COMBO : // Combo box on top of the dialog
 ::EnableWindow(hWnd, FALSE);
 break;
 }

 return TRUE;
 }

 The id for the combo box is identified by LOOK_IN_COMBO, is 1137 and is defined in the header file.
 Setting the Hook
 The hook is set as follows, in the OnInitDialog() handler:
 HookHandle = SetWindowsHookEx( WH_CALLWNDPROC,
 (HOOKPROC) Hooker,
 (HINSTANCE)NULL,
 (DWORD)GetCurrentThreadId() );

 The hook is of type WH_CALLWNDPROC. This means that the hook gets all messages first, before the target window procedure(s) gets it. Therefore, custom processing can be made at this point, since we get a first crack at the message.
 Inside the Hook Procedure
 The hook procedure is passed a pointer to a CWPSTRUCT in its LPARAM. This structure contains the following information, about the message intended for a particular window:
 1. LPARAM
 2. WPARAM
 3. Message
 4. Window Handle
 For our purposes, the window handle and the message are the most important. Much processing will depend on these two parameters.
 The main reason we have this hook is that we cannot subclass the controls on the dialog straight away, since some of the controls, such as the list view control and toolbar do not even exist in the common dialog template, which is present in the VC++ include directory. Also, their id's are not known-they are not available in the template, which makes things much harder to work with. Stranger still, there is a list box control with an id lst1 that seems to be in the template for no rhyme or reason. This is hidden, and the list view control sits on top of it, when the dialog shows up.
 Two of the most important things when working with windows are its handle and id. One major problem with the sub-classing approach is as follows: In order to sub-class a control, the control must be there first! The list view control on start up shows the folders and files. We can now sub-class it, but then, the damage is already done-it shows the folders and files-we need only the files! Ideally, we need something that intercepts the list view control before it initializes, so that we can remove the folders-and then, we can let the list view control continue to display only the files. Using a hook is most convenient for us since it circumvents certain problems of traditional sub-classing. One of the main advantages of using a WH_CALLBACK type hook is that before a control gets the message, we get it first. Therefore, we can trap an intended message for the list view control, and modify it by changing processing. Further, the CWPSTRUCT pointer passed in to the hook via the LPARAM has vital information that we can put to use-the window handle and message.
 The hook is a catchall. In other words, all messages generated go to the hook first. Since we want to select which windows we need to modify, we must first identify the target window handle. This is done by using the GetClassName() API on the window handle obtained via the CWPSTRUCT. GetClassName() returns the class name as a string, of the window we're interested in. For the list view control's handle, GetClassName() returns "syslistview32" and for the toolbar, it returns "toolbarwindow32". And for the last control we want to modify, the edit control, it returns "edit".
 The following code shows how to obtain the class name for a control whose handle is identified in the CWPSTRUCT pointer:
 CWPSTRUCT *x = (CWPSTRUCT*)lParam;
 GetClassName(x -> hwnd, szClassName, MAX_CHAR);

 Using the relevant class names, we do processing accordingly. For example, if it is a "syslistview32" based control, do something, if it is a "toolbarwindow32" based control, do something else, etc. This is achieved by making simple calls to strcmp().
 Customizing the List View Control
 Here is the code:
 if (strcmp(_strlwr(szClassName), "syslistview32") == 0)
 {
 switch(x->message)
 {
 case WM_NCPAINT :
 case LAST_LISTVIEW_MSG : // Magic message sent after all items are inserted
 {
 int count = ListView_GetItemCount(x-> hwnd);
 for(int i= 0; i < count; i++)
 {
 item.mask = LVIF_TEXT | LVIF_PARAM;
 item.iItem = i;
 item.iSubItem = 0;
 item.pszText = szItemName;
 item.cchTextMax = MAX_CHAR;
 ListView_GetItem(x -> hwnd, &item);

 if (GetFileAttributes(szItemName) & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY)
 ListView_DeleteItem(x -> hwnd, i);
 break;
 }
 }
 } // end switch
 HideToolbarBtns(hWndToolbar);
 } // end if

 A check is performed first using strcmp() to make sure it is the list view control. If it is, we switch to the message part of the CWPSTRUCT pointer (in this case, x). Two messages are trapped, WM_NCPAINT needed so that folder items can be removed before the list view control actually shows up and LAST_LISTVIEW_MSG (defined in my header file) which is the last message the list view control receives after displaying all items. The message has a value of 4146, which I figured out by studying the messages to the list view control.
 Since we now have a handle to the list view control, we can perform ordinary list view control operations-in this case, we simply run down the entire list of items, checking to see if any item has the FILE_


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Editing Still Images
You can blur part of a still image saved in the smartphone app.
- Start the smartphone application
- [App]: Still images transferred to the smartphone can be edited.
Tap the still image to be edited.
- The selected still image is displayed in the viewer.
Tap the screen to display the buttons, and then tap [Edit]
- The editing screen is displayed.
Trace the area to be blurred with your fingers
- The traced area is blurred.
- The displayed area can be moved by flicking or swiping section (A).
- To make the blurred area smaller (remove some of the blurring)
- Tap [Cancel]. When the blurred area turns green, trace the area to remove the blurring with your finger.
Tap [Save new]
- The edited version is saved as a new still image.
- The original still image is not deleted when edited versions of still images are saved.


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Aalnc sentence example
- The American Academy of Legal Nurse Consultants (AALNC) offers a Legal Nurse Consulting Online Course that can help nurses prepare for this speciality.
- According to the AALNC, much confusion exists about the specific role of the nurse consultant.
- The AALNC maintains that the profession is a speciality in the field of nursing and it should remain distinct from paralegal work.
- Certification is available through the AALNC for nurses who have experience as legal consultants.


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How to replace food stamps
COLUMBUS - The Sept. 14 wind storm that left more than 2 million Ohioans facing longterm power outages is more than an inconvenience to food stamp recipients.
According to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS), food purchased with food stamps can be replaced in certain circumstances, including if it spoils because of a power outage lasting longer than four hours.
To replace spoiled food purchased with food stamps, individuals must visit their county department of job and family services (CDJFS) and complete and submit a "Statement Requesting Replacement of Food Stamp Benefits" form. This form must be submitted within 10 days of the event that caused the food to spoil (in this case, Sept. 14) or, if the person was away from home, 10 days from when the food spoilage was discovered. Individuals can request an amount equal to the amount of food lost, but not exceeding the food stamp allotment for the month in which the disaster occurred.


Condition builder - multiple conditions at once
Is there a workaround for having a condition that has both "satisfy all" and "satisfy any" ? i.e
Case 1.
Satisfy any of the following:
state of panel X equals Y
state of panel X equals Y
state of panel X equals Y
state of panel X equals Y
together with
Satisfy all of the following:
state of panel W equals Z
state of panel W equals Z
state of panel W equals Z
state of panel W equals Z
Then:
Hi AntonMircea ,
At the top of the condition builder there's a menu that says "all," but you can change it to "any" to get the OR operator.
Thanks,
Vikram
Hi Anton -
Do you want to test a condition that ANDs together both an AND condition and an OR condition like the following?
if (a equals b [b]AND[/b] c equals d) [b]AND[/b] (e equals f [b]OR[/b] g equals h)
If so, the condition builder doesn't provide any such logical grouping or nesting.
You could accomplish this by breaking it into two different satisfy ALL conditions with an intervening else:
if a equals b and c equals d and e equals f
– code goes here
else if a equals b and c equals d and g equals h
– very same code goes here
Yes, yuck! - but it works.
If you are using global variables or values that can be acquired using temporary variables (in the fx box), you could accomplish the above using Boolean operators:
if value [[ (a == b && c == d) && (e == f || g==h) ]] equals value TRUE
Sometimes you can simplify your logic if you reframe
1 AND 2 AND 3 AND 4
as
NOT (1 OR 2 OR 3 OR 4)
and start there. Example attached.
Jeff
any and all.rp (61.6 KB)
Thanks josephxbrick!
Thanks Jeff_Harrison!


How to resolve: TeamViewer is unable to initialize the display parameters
 - TeamViewer hangs during the "Initialize display settings" phase in Windows 10.
 - The cause of this problem is still unclear.
 - It could be due to the quality of your internet connection, conflicts in the process, improper remote access configuration, and many other factors.
 - To solve the problem, you can try to update the problem for both users or reinstall it with Unattended Remote Access or change the Remote Access configuration.

Unlock the potential of TeamViewer by conquering the frustrating hurdle of initializing display parameters. In this article, we unveil effective solutions to resolve the vexing issue, allowing you to seamlessly connect and collaborate with your team.
Troubleshooting steps for resolving TeamViewer display parameter initialization issues
To troubleshoot TeamViewer display parameter initialization issues, follow these steps:
1. Open TeamViewer and ensure that both the client and host versions are up to date. Check for any available updates and install them.
2. If you encounter an error during initialization, make sure your internet connection is stable. Try restarting your router or connecting to a different network.
3. If the issue persists, try connecting to a different computer to see if the problem is specific to one device. If the display parameters initialize correctly on another computer, the issue may be with the initial computer's settings.
4. Check for any hotfixes or patches released by TeamViewer's development team. Visit their website or contact their support for assistance.
5. If you are still experiencing issues, try uninstalling and reinstalling TeamViewer. Make sure to download the latest version from the official website.
By following these troubleshooting steps, you should be able to resolve TeamViewer's display parameter initialization issues and get back to remote accessing and controlling your computer without any problems.
Updating TeamViewer and adjusting display settings to fix initialization hang
To resolve the issue of TeamViewer being unable to initialize display parameters, follow these steps:
1. Update TeamViewer to the latest version by downloading it from the official website.
2. Adjust the display settings on your PC by right-clicking on the desktop and selecting "Display settings."
3. In the Display settings window, ensure that the resolution and scaling options are set correctly for your monitor.
4. If the issue persists, try using the TeamViewer Cleanup tool to remove any traces of previous installations.
5. Restart your computer and open TeamViewer again.
If you're still experiencing the initialization hang, there may be other factors at play, such as the connection quality or compatibility issues. In such cases, it's recommended to reach out to the TeamViewer support team for further assistance. They can provide you with additional troubleshooting methods or hotfixes to resolve the issue. Remember to provide them with relevant information such as your client version and any error messages you encounter during the initialization process.
Reinstalling TeamViewer with unattended remote access and configuring computer for remote control
To resolve the "TeamViewer Unable to Initialize Display Parameters" error and reinstall TeamViewer with unattended remote access, follow these steps:
1. Uninstall TeamViewer from your computer.
2. Download the latest version of TeamViewer from the official website.
3. Install TeamViewer using the downloaded setup file.
4. Launch TeamViewer and go to the "Extras" menu.
5. Select "Options" and navigate to the "Advanced" tab.
6. Click on "Show Advanced Options" and scroll down to the "Advanced network settings" section.
7. Enable the "Use incoming LAN connections" option.
8. Click on "OK" to save the changes.
9. Restart TeamViewer for the changes to take effect.
10. Test the remote access by connecting to another computer using TeamViewer.
If you're still experiencing issues with initializing display parameters, consider updating your TeamViewer app version or contacting the TeamViewer support team for further assistance.
Disabling conflicting processes and standby mode to resolve TeamViewer initialization problems
To resolve TeamViewer initialization problems related to display parameters, you can disable conflicting processes and standby mode. These issues may cause the Initializing Display Parameters Window to hang or result in a black or blank screen during the connection attempt.
To fix this issue, follow these steps:
1. Close any unnecessary applications or processes running on your PC that may conflict with TeamViewer. To do this, press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open the Task Manager, locate the conflicting processes, and end them.
2. Disable standby mode on your computer. Standby mode can interrupt the initialization process. To disable standby mode, go to the Power Options in the Control Panel and choose "Never" for both the "Turn off the display" and "Put the computer to sleep" options.
3. Update your TeamViewer application to the latest version. This can help resolve compatibility issues and known glitches. Visit the TeamViewer website to download and install the latest version.
By following these steps, you can resolve TeamViewer initialization problems related to display parameters and ensure a smooth remote control session without any connection errors or black screens.
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PyQt5 – Getting the content of item at specific index in ComboBox
In this article we will see how we can get the content of item at specific index in the combo box. In order to do this we will use the
Syntax : combo_box.itemText(index)
Argument : It takes integer as argument
Return : It return string i.e content of item
Steps for implementation –
1. Create a combo box
2. Add items to combo box
3. Create push button
4. Add action to the push button
5. Create label to show content
5. Inside the action get the content of specific index in combo box with the help of itemIndex method and store it in variable
6. Show the content in label with the help of setText method.
Below is the implementation –
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Hindi/Urdu: baiThnaa vs. baiTh jaana or baiTh lenaa
Discussion in 'Indo-Iranian Languages' started by eskandar, Oct 4, 2013.
 1. eskandar
 eskandar Moderator
 English (US)
 What are the semantic differences between these three verbs? My feeling is that while baiThnaa is the basic verb, baiTh jaana conveys motion ("to go sit") and baiTh lenaa would be equivalent to the English "to take a seat". Have I understood correctly?
 It also seems to me that, for example, baiTh jaa'o would be a more direct (maybe even more forceful?) command ("go sit down!") compared to baiTh lo ("take a seat"). Is that right?
 Finally, I would appreciate recommendations for a good (preferably somewhat comprehensive) source for these types of compound verbs in Hindi/Urdu. Dictionaries typically offer only the simple verb form, so aside from listening to contextual use it's hard to know when to say X karo vs. X kar lo or what have you, and I fear that my over-reliance on simple (non-compund) verbs makes my speech sound stilted.
 2. Qureshpor Senior Member
 Punjabi, Urdu پنجابی، اردو
 eskandar SaaHib "baiThnaa" on its own means both "to sit" and "to sit down". The "jaanaa" in "baiTh jaanaa" to the best of my understanding has not to do with the person going from A to B but (possibly) his stature going from a sanding position to a seated position. Therefore, if my logic is correct,"baiTh jaanaa" is a more emphatic form of "baiThnaa". Let's use a couple of very simple sentences.
 e-SaaHib yahaaN baiThiye
 e-SaaHib yahaaN baiTh jaa'iye
 To me, the latter gives not only more emphasis to the act of sitting but also it seems politer than just saying "baiThiye".
 I am not aware of "baiTh lenaa" but for the causative "biThaanaa", one has "biThaa lenaa/denaa".
 B. SaaHib ne e-SaaHib ko apne paas biThaa liyaa aur kuchh raaz-daarii kii baateN karne lage!
 A. SaaHib ne Lakhnau kii sair karaane kii xaatir hameN ek sunsaan kuuche meN biThaa diyaa aur xud nah jaane kahaaN Ghaa'ib ho ga'e!
 Platts does go into compound verbs but I am not aware of a book on compound verbs as such. Any good grammar book covers this aspect of Urdu and Hindi.
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 3. marrish
 marrish Senior Member
 اُردو Urdu
 eskandar SaaHib, jaanaa in these verbal forms does not relate to motion (go and...). They need not be translated by parsing them. They cover an aspect of a verb, that is completion. They do provide an emphatic tone and while I agree with QP SaaHib's remarks, suppose I am shouting baiTho! it will not have this effect when I shout baiTh jaa'o! The stress is on jaa'o. I imagine it, in the terms of language, as... baiTh[e hu'e ho ]jaa'o, equivalent to become seated - the action should be completed.
 khaanaa khaa'o - can mean both do start eating or eat it up
 khaanaa khaa jaa'o means eat your food up.
 You cannot parse it and translate, like in '' maiN uTh baiThaa''. May I ask you how you understand this sentence?
 4. eskandar
 eskandar Moderator
 English (US)
 Thanks, both of you.
 I thought I had heard "baiTh lo" used but perhaps I misheard. (Is anyone else familiar with this compound?)
 Thanks QP SaaHib, I found an overview in Schmidt's "Urdu: An Essential Grammar" which was useful but not as comprehensive as I'd like.
 That's a very helpful way of thinking about it, thank you marrish SaaHib.
 If I understand it correctly, it's idiomatic and means "I got up/sat up". So your point is well-taken that I should similarly understand "baiTh jaana" as a single unit of meaning and not parse it according to its individual parts.
 5. Faylasoof Senior Member
 Plato's Republic
 English (UK) & Urdu (Luckhnow), Hindi
 eskandar Sb. as has been conveyed to you the term jaanaa here doesn't imply / indicate motion but is a more emphatic means of saying something and it also has nothing to do with a change in stature from standing to sitting position!
 We also say khaa / k_haa jaanaa (to devour; eat / consume (destructively).) instead of khaanaa /k_haanaa (verb, to eat), naaraaDh (ناراض) ho jaanaa, bigaR (بگڑ) jaanaa, etc. etc.
 6. eskandar
 eskandar Moderator
 English (US)
 Shukriya Faylasoof SaaHib. (Albatta jaise aap ko ma3luum hai, yahaaN, aap kaa vaTan meiN, maTlab shehr-i-Lucknow meiN, jis ke andar fi'l-Haal ham Urduu paRh rahe haiN, "baiThiye / baiTh jaa'iye" ke bejaa "tashriif rakhiye" bhii sunii jaatii hai! ;))
 7. Qureshpor Senior Member
 Punjabi, Urdu پنجابی، اردو
 ^ eskandar SaaHib, ho saktaa hai lakhnau vaale kuchh yuuN kaheN..
 albattah jaise aap ko ma3luum hai, yahaaN aap ke vatan meN, ya3nii shahr-i-lakhnau meN, jahaaN fi_lHaal ham Urdu siikh rahe haiN, vahaaN "baiThiye/baiTh jaa'iye" ke ba-jaa'e "tashriif rakhiye" balkih "tashriif farmaa'iye" ziyaadah sun_ne meN aataa hai.
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How can I include abandoned cart items in a message?
You can start turning abandoned carts into completed orders by using an Abandoned cart block in a marketing automation message. The block is available in Pro, Max, and Enterprise accounts.
When you add the Abandoned cart block to an automation message, we create a placeholder with space for the product image, name, and price per unit. When someone doesn't complete their purchase, we fill the placeholder with the abandoned cart information. Images in the message link to product pages by default.
You can decide where in the message you want to display the items by dragging and stopping the block anywhere in the message template. You can also customize its text and design to suit your brand and add your own calls to action.
Keep on reading to learn how to add the Abandoned cart to a message and build a workflow that sends it.
Here's what you need to do before you start using the Abandoned cart block:
Configuring the Abandoned cart block is a two-part process. First, you create an automation message draft (if you don't have, or don't want to edit, an existing automation message). Then, you convert it to an automation message and use it in a workflow together with the Abandoned cart condition.
Adding the block to an automation message
1. In your GetResponse account, go to Automation and do one of the following:
- start creating a new automation message draft,
- start editing an existing automation message. Note: If this message is used in a workflow that doesn't start with the Abandoned cart condition, the message won't send.
2. In the message editor, navigate to the toolbar. Click the Ecommerce tab to expand it.
3. Drag and drop the Abandoned cart block to where you want it to appear in the message.
The placeholder shows two items, but the number of products displayed will automatically adjust to reflect the actual cart information when the message is sent.
4. Edit the text and buttons to suit your brand and encourage your customers to complete their purchase. The product picture, price, and name will be automatically filled when we send the message.
5. Click the Next step button to save the changes and return to the Automation messages page.
Now that you've created a message draft (or edited an existing message), you can use in a workflow.
Using the abandoned cart message in a workflow
Here you turn the message draft into an automation message and finish the setup of how to track abandoned carts. The workflow needs to have at least two elements — the Abandoned cart condition and the Send message action.
1. Build a workflow that starts with the Abandoned cart condition. You can build it from scratch or use any of the Abandoned cart automation templates.
2. Configure the Abandoned cart condition:
a. Select API for the integration method.
b. Select the store for which to track abandoned carts.
c. Set when to assume the cart was abandoned. After that time, the customer will be sent a reminder message showing the items in the abandoned cart.
d. Set the element to Run multiple times to trigger the workflow many times for the same contact. (Every time they abandon a cart, they receive a follow-up message.)
3. Configure the Send message action. How you configure the element depends on the type of message you want to use:
- If you've created a new automation message draft, you'll first need to convert it to an automation message. For message type, select Draft. Next, from the drop-down list, select the message containing the Abandoned cart block.
Then, confirm that you want to use it as an automation message. This will copy its layout and convert the draft into an automation message. You'll be able to use it in any other workflow you build in the future.
- If you're using an existing automation message to which you added the Abandoned cart block, select Automation for message type and then pick the message.
Set the element to Run multiple times to allow sending the message to the same customer every time they abandon a cart.
4. When you're done setting up the workflow, click Save and publish. Click Save and exit if you want to save it as a draft.
You're set. When a customer doesn't finish their purchase, they'll receive a message that shows them the items waiting for them in the cart.


Visual studio 2019 + OpenGL environment configuration
Using the
 gl.hglu.hglaux.h
Download Directory:
_URL_
in

The following:
Include directory corresponding to downloaded files, unzipped include folder
The library directory corresponds to the downloaded files and the unzipped Library folder

VS2019 may report an error.
1> Glaux. Lib (tk.obj) : error LNK2019: Cannot resolve external symbol _sscanf, which is referenced in the function [email protected]
1> Glaux. Lib (tk.obj) : error LNK2019: Unresolvable external symbol _vsprintf, which is referenced in the function _PrintMessage
VS2015 compilation will cause this problem, the solution is in the project properties ->; The linker – & gt; Input – & gt; Add a dependency legacy_stdio_defines.lib to the attached dependency;
Here's a reference:
_URL_

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
In later experiments, we used the GLUT library, and I put the configuration procedure in the following:
_URL_
PS: I just put the.dll file in the Debug folder of the project where the.exe is located. I don't want to copy everything to the system files

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